10 Skyrim Secrets That Will Make You Buy It In 2024

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Yeah sorry sir, after 13 years, there are no more secrets. But i loved the research. Good try tho.

As Aslan once said: "Do not quote the laws to me witch. I was there when they were written." 10/10

I am an older than average gamer and legit only on my second play through. (first play through was on PS3 10 or so years ago) and the only reason I knew all of these is because I’ve been binging Skyrim, YouTube videos for three months now.

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Another piece of information about the Alik'r, after delivering Saadia to them, you can find them still in the Swindlers den. They never left. The Alik'r are the liars.

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The Chimer were the ones who learned about the Dwemer's plan. They weren't the Dunmer until several years after the Dwemer disappeared, when they were cursed by Azura, who turned their golden skin the color of ash and turned their eyes red.

Well well pixel party, been a long time, I am impressed. You managed to find two things I didn't know about this game. It was about the the dwemer Theory and the deeper theory about the ebony warrior. I knew he was a Red Guard because I take his armor every single time I kill him, I also know he's done everything. I haven't played Morrowind in a long time so that was new info to me as well. You did a very good job with your digging, well done.

Good job. I've been playing Skyrim LE/SE/AE since about 2013 (17096 hours) and most of these I've never even noticed, though I've only sided against Saadia once, that I recall.

The saadia bit was interesting. I always side with her because I feel self imposed banishing is punishment enough even if what the alikr said is true

Foxes do not lead to treasure. Its coincidence if they go somewhere with loot, it has to do with pathing and how the engine handles random movement.

Nice! only one was new to me though - the dagger on the dark brotherhood map is new! which proves that even after 13 years there are still new things to learn about Skyrim... :D About Saadia - the most crucial evidence that her story is false is that it doesn't make any sense that the Thalmor will hire alik'r warriors to hunt her down - if the Thalmor were after her they would hunt her down themselves... so don't be a simp - Kematu is telling the truth! oh, and Nazeem is usually at the Jarl's back side - already proved by CamelWorks

Ok, so simple theory, Saadia is alive and on the way to Hammerfell, but as she was a worker in the town and went missing the only way to "bury" her was an urn with her name as nothing was found.

The history of the dwemer is not quite a secret. It's been commonly mentioned by NPCs and in-game books. Though the dwemer flipping their fingers to the divines or even daedra because they may have been succeded might be one theory. Or they did vanished because they tried to play god but failed. Perhaps what's left of Lorkhan was the one who raised his finger on those geeks. Another theory on their aftermath are those soul gems plugged into those dwemer bots. They might have been filled with their souls. Though this one is unlikely, because they were already on the go when the dwemer still exist. Or they might have use their enslaved falmer souls to fill em up.

I knew them all, bit thank you for sharing anyway 😊

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Skyrim secrets are like GOLD my man... I will share one with you... Obviously, you know that you can attack an ore vein to mine it, but did you know that you can do that while invisible and it will not break the spell? You're welcome.

Sign... I don't know why I thought there might be something new I hadn't heard before. I already knew these... Also, wanted to say that the Ebony Warrior was literally just a game mechanic to give a level 80 player some challenge, so they gave him every advantage they could to make him difficult. This included making him a Redguard, because for some reason they thought this race would be the most difficult to fight. Idk, maybe they just wanted the height and figured most players wouldn't see his face since he's in full ebony armor, and most player's wouldn't loot said armor because they are at least level 80 at this point and definitely already have a full ebony suit and/or the ability to make one smithed to legendary. That said, I do like theory crafting, but taking into account the previously mentioned likely reality of what the devs had in mind, the Ebony Warrior probably isn't Hoonding, but rather just some adventurer like you. Maybe meant to be a nord (thus the sovngarde stuff), and/or an avatar of Ebonarm (or the last remnants of him since he isn't referenced in the lore anymore, and we, the player character, kill him. So, the devs don't have to address it, he's canonically dead. The last dragonborn killed him). And as much as I'd like to confirm that siding with Saadia is the "correct" choice, her urn appearing in the hall of dead is just a game mechanic and an oversight. We still don't know who was telling the truth, the devs probably never decided either. They left it open for each individual player to decide what actually happened. That said, I usually side with Saadia, but there are good arguments for either side being true.

Another one is that in blackreach if you use fus ro dah on the gold orb a dragon will come and fight you